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The Bubonic Play
Note: This review is from 2005
Set in a time of feudal lords, coquettish wenches and wandering minstrels with pudding-basin haircuts, Bubonic Plague is, historically at least, firmly in Monty Python And The Holy Grail territory.
But stylistically, it's in that fast-expanding sub-genre of Edinburgh shows, the overblown spoof: mocking its own cheap production values and reveling in the deadpan bad acting as much as getting laughs from what's written on the page.
It's a brand of humour that director Cal McCrystal has made his own with previous productions from Spymonkey, Peepolykus and Population:3 – and with this troupe, Piggy Nero, he's found another talented trio to share his comedy outlook.
Like Les Dawson's piano playing, slightly bad acting takes a lot of skill to pull off successfully, and Mat Baynton, Jamie Glassman and Clare Thomson get their emphasis, timing and emotions just perfectly wrong; wringing the most funny they can from a sprightly script. They can sing a fair bit, too.
The jolly writing is, at times, a joy, sprinkled with wonderful touches - a neat line here, an original idea there, a slow-burning callback – that provide the show with a good half-dozen moments of genuine hilarity, played out with verve by all three of the actors.
Their zest to throw themselves wholeheartedly into the nonsense is appealing. And Thomson, especially, often seems to teeter on the precipice of corpsing, her attempts to stifle the instinct proving funny in itself.
They mock, of course, the conventions of the over-serious costume-drama genre they're parodying. At times it's the Spinal Tap of medieval folk madrigals, even if the targets are easy – and there is only so much medieval folk a man can take.
The plot is flypaper-thin; a simple love triangle between our three simple stereotypes only slightly complicated by their falling victim to the pestilence that ravages the nation. Will they find salvation in Leaminton Spa?
That simplicity is something of a downfall – this story could be told, with all of its best jokes – in little over half the time, rather than being diluted to fill the obligatory Edinburgh hour.
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The Department of Visual and Performing Arts presents an art exhibit:
Man, Mask, and Myth: Fifty Years of Contemporary African Art
Painting, works on paper, mixed media, and sculpture from Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan and Togo
September 10-October 19, 2012
Reception: September 13, 5-7 p.m.
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Almost all fruit and vegetables count towards your 5 A Day, so it may be easier than you think to get your recommended daily amount.
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No. Potatoes are a starchy food and a great source of energy, fibre, B vitamins and potassium.
In the UK, we get a lot of our vitamin C from potatoes. Although they typically only contain around 11-16mg of vitamin C per 100g of potatoes, we generally eat a lot of them.
When eaten as part of a meal, potatoes are generally used in place of other sources of starch, such as bread, pasta or rice. Because of this, they don't count towards your 5 A Day.
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NEWTON, MA--(Marketwire - Jan 15, 2013) - Questex Hospitality + Travel, the world's largest multinational media, event and e-commerce company serving the global hospitality and travel industry, today announced that Luxury Travel Exchange International (LTX) will be held Sept. 10-12, 2013, at The Venetian Las Vegas®.
Now in its second year, LTX will return to the city of Las Vegas based on popular demand. The inaugural event, held at The Palazzo in November 2012, drew more than 1,000 professional travel advisors and more than 350 luxury travel suppliers and offered tracked educational programming, networking opportunities and an Exchange floor with tiered participation packages including appointment options.
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Republican pessimism over the election results and growing awareness of the "fiscal cliff" dragged down Floridians' mood to spend in November, according to a University of Florida survey.
Republican pessimism over the election results and growing awareness of the "fiscal cliff" dragged down Floridians' mood to spend in November, according to a University of Florida survey.
The Florida consumer confidence index dropped four points to 76 from a revised 80 in October.
Confidence among Republicans fell from 62 in October to 50 in November, while the levels for Democrats rose from 99 to 103.
"The main reason was the outcome of the elections," said Chris McCarty, director of UF's Survey Research Center in the Bureau of Economic and Business Research. "Florida was the most divided state in the country, with President Obama winning by 73,309 votes. No matter who won, half of the state was not going to be happy with the outcome."
The index is benchmarked to a 1966 level of 100 and measures changes over time within a range of 2 and 150.
McCarty said November's level was historically low, but still relatively high post-recession.
In addition to the election results, the survey reflects growing awareness of the "fiscal cliff" as media coverage has increased since the election on scheduled tax increases and government spending cuts in January unless Congress acts.
McCarty said Floridians should pay attention to how Congress handles the alternative minimum tax that would expand from 4 million to more than 30 million Americans and be calculated on this year's tax bills.
"Those who rely on refunds to pay for holiday spending should consider that without congressional action, their refund could be delayed as the IRS makes adjustments."
Among the survey's five components, perceptions that personal finances are better now than a year ago dropped five points to 59, while expectations that they will improve over the next year fell five points to 80. Perceptions that now is a good time to buy big-ticket items remained at 79.
Confidence in U.S. economic conditions over the next year dropped three points to 82, while the outlook over the next five years fell six points to 80.


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I will start with the rings, as I think they are a good idea anyway. Any local sources for them? What is the cost going to be?
Danke, Rasto. I will go at lunch and get em.Looks like a littel evening wrenching for me :wink:
Well I pulled off the first wheel and discovered that I have the rings already. (I did not know what to look for so I never noticed them)So I guess now the answer is clear - alignment time. :cry: However I first have to pull the front apart and instal the Bilsteins.


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Vray sweet cheeks. It's my rendzor of choice :)
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YES! Film Picks : The People Speak, Black Wave, A Village Called Versailles
The People Speak
Directed by Anthony Arnove and Chris Moore, 2009, 150 min.
History typically is taught through the "great man" approach—focusing on presidents, generals, and tycoons—wrapped in an ideology that asserts the nobility of all things American. Rarely do we hear from ordinary people who resisted those great (white) men.
No one has done more to challenge the standard account of U.S. history than the late Howard Zinn, whose book, A People's History of the United States, is a perennial best-seller. The new documentary film, The People Speak, based on the original documents collected in the companion volume Voices of a People's History of the United States, brings Zinn's insights to the screen at a time they are needed more than ever.
Zinn and Anthony Arnove, co-editor of the Voices volume, assembled a first-rate cast with the help of Matt Damon, Zinn's longtime friend. The actors' readings of those original documents onstage at Boston's Majestic Theatre bring to life the people and ideas that have animated struggles for social, political, and economic justice.
We recognize some of these historical voices. Kerry Washington provides a sassy reading of "Ain't I a Woman," capturing the anger, contempt, and sadness of Sojourner Truth's challenge to racism and sexism.
Others are anonymous, such as the member of the Industrial Workers of the World, whose analysis of World War I, read by Viggo Mortensen, still rings true: "This war is a businessman's war, and we don't see why we should go out and get shot in order to save the lovely state of affairs which we now enjoy."
The timing of this project—The People Speak was originally broadcast on the History Channel in December 2009—took a bit of the edge off the sad news of Zinn's death a month later. It's wonderful to watch him wrap up the performance by pointing to the evidence for hope in "small acts multiplied by the millions" that make social movements and create change.
—Robert Jensen is a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin, and author of several books. Information and articles at uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rjensen.
Black Wave
Directed by Robert Cornellier, 2008, 99 min.
Nearly 20 years after the Exxon Valdez oil spill, the Black Wave film crew traveled to Cordova, Alaska, and found ravaged beaches, fishing-dependent families reduced to poverty, and a community reduced to despair. Made before the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the film presents a haunting prospect for residents along the Gulf of Mexico.
A Village Called Versailles
Directed by S. Leo Chiang, 2009, 67 min.
New Orleans' Vietnamese neighborhood, home to 8,000 people, began in 1975 as the Versailles Arms public housing project. For years, its refugee founders felt divided from their Americanized children, but when Hurricane Katrina hit, the youth of Versailles Arms experienced exile as their parents had. The film tells a powerful story of how this group healed generational differences and led their once-shy community in rebuilding.


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In the last article we explained about track days and all the preparations to go to one. It's your chance to find out how fast you really are without running into cars, stoplights and even cops.
Now let's look at some tips on the actually racing. Most of this you will hear from the circuit professionals, something you will really, really, need to go for. Ask them, since they will show you all the ropes, more than I can ever tell you. Track day training is going to be essential.
But for the mean time, here are a few points.
- Before going out, make sure you know what each flag stands for. Know when the track marshals are telling you that there is oil on the track, when the session has been called off, when to stop, etc etc. It's very important to know all the flags, since it can save your life.
- Have fun out there. You don't have a career in racing, so have fun. You are not there to race everyone on the circuit. Eventually you will find some other racers whom you can measure yourself against, but don't try it in the first few sessions.
- First few laps, ride behind an experienced racer. They will know when and where to brake, and enter into the corners. This way you get a "feel" for the circuit, and you slowly memorize the layout.
- Never, ever, look just in front of your tires. Always look as far ahead as your can, especially in a curve. If you look down in front of you, that is where your bike will go. So look towards the exit of the curve, unless of course you want to inspect the grass and gravel.
- When hitting the brakes, remember that most of the work will be done by the front brakes. It's an 80/20 rule – 80% front and 20% the rest (remember your body can also slow down your bike, so not only your rear is in the 20%).
- If you do run off the track, do not use your front brakes. When you are still at speed, keep straight and slowly use your rear brakes to slow down. If you are still going too fast and heading for the crash barriers, get off your bike. You will stop faster than your bike.
- If you do go back to the pits, make sure the other riders know this, or even when you are slowing down. Race your arm, signaling that you are slowing down. This will prevent another riders from slamming into you.
- Don't over do it. Know you limits, and slowly start improving them. Just because Nicky Hayden was riding in front of you and managed to take that curve at 150 mph, doesn't mean you can. Do not ride outside your limits. It's going to take time and practice.
- Slowly start lowering your body alongside the bike in the corners. Don't worry if you can't put your knee down yet. It takes time and practice to be comfortable doing this. Move your center of gravity (CoG) more and more to the inside of the curve.
- When going out on the first laps, take it slow to warm up the tires. Be safe and take two laps making sure the tires have reached perfect temperature, but when you do, keep looking behind you since other racers will already be in their fast laps, and you don't want to "mingle" with them.
- Relax! Racing is about being relaxed. If you stiffen up, you will not be racing smoothly, and therefore you will not be racing at all. More likely, you will be crashing a lot. Just relax, breath going into the corners through the nose, breath out when exiting through the mouth. This way you get a good rhythm going, and you will not fog up your visor.
- Oh, and if you think you'll look cool doing that winner's wheelie, think again. You'll find that the circuit will ask you to leave.
- When you are part of a novice group, and the seasoned riders are on the track, go and look how they are doing it and learn from them. Talk to them when not riding, and ask for advice. You'll find that most of them will help you if they can.
So now you are ready to go and play on the tracks. Remember, it's for fun. You will learn a lot, and gain more skills in riding your motorcycle in day-to-day traffic in the city. And you will finally find out in a safe way how fast you really are. And that is what it's all about.
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I'm pleased to say that we've just posted the new guidelines for our Digital Humanities Start-Up Grants program. The deadline this year is September 25, 2012. Each year, we make small changes to our grant guidelines based on feedback and discussions with the field. This year, in the section where we list the types of things the program funds, we added a new bullet:
- scholarship that focuses on the history, criticism, and philosophy of digital culture and its impact on society;
We added this bullet to encourage more applicants whose research involves studying digital culture from a humanities perspective. Let me give you a bit of background on why: Way back in 2005, when we were first thinking about a new Digital Humanities Initiative (the precursor to the Office of Digital Humanities), we framed "digital humanities" projects as typically falling into two large buckets: projects that used (or built) digital technology to pursue traditional humanities scholarship; and projects that studied technology and its impact from a humanistic perspective. But over the past seven years, we've seen far more grant applications from that first bucket than the second.
During the past year, we've been thinking a lot about how to encourage more applicants to consider that second bucket – to explore digital culture from a philosophical, historical, or critical perspective. We've recently had a number of very helpful conversations with scholars who do this kind of work and we decided to see if we couldn't add some more explicit language to our guidelines. We also intend to talk it up more at conferences, grant workshops, and the like. Do please help us spread the word.
So if you do this kind of work and are in need of grant funding, please keep the Start-Up Grants program in mind. Obviously, the program still welcomes a wide range of projects (check out our videos about recently funded projects to get an overview).
Oh, and one other change we've made: We've modestly raised the amount of the grant. Previously, the Level I grant had a maximum of $25,000 and the Level II had a max of $50,000. We've raised them to $30,000 and $60,000, respectively. We made this change simply to keep up with inflation. The things that people typically use grant money for (paying graduate students, travel, salary, etc.) have all gone up over the past few years. So we raised the grant maximums to reflect that.


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MORRIS, Minn. -- When Bethany Lutheran became a Division III member in 2004-05, no athletic team has ever qualified for a national tournament. That changed on Saturday. The softball team beat Martin Luther 9-0 in six innings in the UMAC championship game to win the UMAC postseason championship and earn the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA tournament.
In the cold, windy, and drizzly conditions, neither the Vikings nor the Knights could muster a run through three innings. Bethany finally warmed up to the cold in the fourth putting four runs on the scoreboard. Ashley Jensen got the inning started with a double to right center. Two batters later, Nicole Starkson brought her home with a single up the middle. An Amanna Berthusen walk and a Rebecca Ludewig single loaded the bases. Angela Timm singled to left scoring Starkson. Annie Donley then singled to right to score Berthusen. Gena Chester brought home Ludewig with a sacrifice foul fly to round out the scoring in the inning.
The bats continued to heat up in the fifth when the Vikings added three more runs. Jensen and Kelsey Pekarna both singled to lead off the inning. Berthusen delivered with a 2-RBI double to deep to put Bethany up 6-0. She would later score on a wild pitch.
That was more than enough for the starting pitcher, Starkson. She went the first five innings only allowing two hits while striking out six.
Martin Luther loaded the bases with two outs in the sixth in an attempt to extend the game, but MacCartney Mendolla flew out to Chester in center field for the final out and the celebration was on.
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Earlier this week we posted a picture of Dawasi "Tommy" Tawodi checking out the world of Prey 2. Turns out that single image won't be all we're seeing of Tommy in the sequel to the game in which he originally starred.
"He's a character that you encounter many times throughout the game," Human Head's Chris Rhinehart tells IGN. "It's not just a single cameo where he shows up and takes off. He's integral to the story and events on Exodus. One of the big things is, the unique abilities that Tommy has, specifically spirit walk and death walk, are integral to his role and how he actually fits into the story."
Added to Tommy's spiritual play is the ability to bounty-hunter your way through a Blade-Runneresque alien world of Prey 2 as air marshal Killian Samuels.
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A 19-year-old woman charged with lying about her whereabouts the day a University of New Hampshire student was killed is free on bail.
Kathryn McDonough of Portsmouth appeared in court Wednesday.
She is charged with hindering prosecution and conspiracy in connection with the disappearance and death of 19-year-old UNH sophomore Elizabeth Marriott, of Westborough, Mass.
Prosecutors say McDonough lied when she said she and 30-year-old Seth Mazzaglia, of Dover, had no contact with Marriott on Oct. 9, the day she disappeared.
Prosecutors say Mazzaglia, who is charged with second-degree murder, suffocated or strangled Marriott.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. – If you've ever hit a mental whiteout thinking about how a winter storm watch differs from a winter weather advisory, take heart.
This winter, the National Weather Service is trying out simple, descriptive language to possibly replace its 14 watches, advisories and warnings for wintry conditions ranging from ice storms to blizzards and lake-effect snow.
For example, a Weather Service statement issued in place of a winter storm watch would read: "The National Weather Service is forecasting the potential for a significant winter storm." Weather Service forecaster Eli Jacks says the goal is language that is self-evident and that anybody can immediately understand.
The experiment began in December and runs through March at 26 Weather Service offices covering Alaska, Oregon, the northern Great Plains, Michigan, New England, Appalachia and Oklahoma.


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2012-13: Competed in eight regattas as a skipper and two as the crew...finished eighth in the B Division of the Women's New England Championship (4/28)...was the crew in MIT's fifth-place performance at the NEISA Match Racing Championship (10/7) and the A Division boat that ranked eighth at the Women's Interconference Regatta (3/3)...captured the runner-up spot in the A Division of the FJ Invite (9/16)...secured fifth place in the A Division of the Central Series 1 (3/16)...finished sixth in the B Division of the Regis Bowl (9/23).
2011-12: Competed in seven regattas as the skipper and was the crew in one event...finished eighth in the B Division of the Toni Deutsch Regatta (9/11)...was fifth at the Midweek Tech Invite (9/20) and the B Division of the Regis Trophy (9/25)...captured fourth place in the B Division of the Central Series 1 (3/18)...helped MIT finish eighth at the Duplin Trophy (3/25)...ranked eighth in the B Division of the President's Trophy (4/8)...was the crew in a B Division boat the finished 11th at the NEISA Women's Championship (4/22)...finished 15th in the B Division of the George Morris Trophy (4/29).
On Dry Land at MIT: Majoring in biological engineering...conducted a UROP in the RIbbeck and Han Labs.
High School: A 2011 graduate of Champlain Valley Union High School...captain and skipper on Northern Vermont High School Sailing Team.


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Deus Ex: Human Revolution Trailer Shows Gameplay
The first in-game Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer has arrived to give a peek at the stealth, characters, action and ventilation shafts of Eidos Montreal's cyberpunk prequel. The
The trailer features areas and action shown off in the E3 gameplay demonstration this year, which we got to see and our old Chris said was "looking extremely promising."
Published by Square Enix, Deus Ex: Human Revolution is scheduled for release on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in "early 2011."


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Employee benefits are an integral component of Total Rewards at South Shore Hospital. We are proud to offer a wide range of rich, customizable benefits, designed to meet the diverse needs of our staff. Benefit options can include:
Details regarding our comprehensive and competitive benefits package are listed below. Please contact our Human Resources Department for further information on plan design and eligibility at (781) 624-8796 or email Employee Benefits.
South Shore Hospital's commitment to our employees lends us to offer three quality Harvard Pilgrim medical insurance plans: a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Plan, Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) Plan with a Health Reimbursement Account, and a High Deductible Health Plan with a Health Savings Account. Plan features include coverage for medical services rendered at hospitals, emergency care facilities, and physician offices. Prescription drugs through retail or a mail order program are also covered.
South Shore Hospital primarily pays for medical insurance premiums. Employee contributions are deducted pre-tax, which further helps reduce employee cost.
The Delta Dental PPO Plus Premier plan offered is designed to provide easily accessible oral health care. While the plan encourages preventative and diagnostic care, key attributes include a generous reimbursement for basic and major restorative procedures. Additionally, the plan offers orthodontia coverage for dependents.
South Shore Hospital primarily pays for dental insurance premiums. Employee contributions are deducted pre-tax, which further helps reduce employee cost.
As part of the Hospital's compensation package, full and part-time employees receive basic life insurance coverage at up to two times their annual base salary. Additional supplemental term life insurance coverage is available for employees, spouses and children at competitive rates.
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South Shore Hospital provides all employees HIV insurance coverage equal to $50,000. Employee paid supplemental coverage is available in $50,000 increments to a maximum of $250,000. Plan coverage is limited to occupational exposure.
If you become disabled and unable to work, South Shore Hospital provides free income protection coverage equaling between 60 and 100 percent of base earnings, dependent upon employment status, up to plan maximums to eligible employees. Coverage commences after a 7 day waiting period following the onset of the disability.
If you become disabled and unable to work, South Shore Hospital provides free income protection coverage equaling 60 percent of base earnings up to plan maximums to eligible employees. Coverage commences after a 180 day waiting period following the onset of the disability.
Employees may take advantage of our flexible spending account options. Employees can make pre-tax contributions through payroll deductions to be used to pay for out-of-pocket health care expenses (up to $2,000 annually) and/or dependent care costs (up to $5,000 annually). Reimbursements can be arranged via direct deposit.
All employees are eligible to contribute a pre-tax portion of pay up to the IRS maximum allowance. South Shore Hospital matches fifty cents on every dollar up to the first 6% of pay. All matching contributions are fully vested.
South Shore Hospital also makes a core contribution annually for all employees that worked at least 1,000 hours in a calendar year. This contribution is based upon service and age, and is subject to a 3 year vesting requirement.
We believe in promoting the health and well-being of our employees and consider it a shared goal for mutual success. The Hospital regularly maintains unique onsite wellness programs including health screenings and coaching programs.
The EAP helps employees and their family members with confidential counseling, assistance and referral services to effectively problem solve personal issues and promote work/life balance.
A new career at South Shore Hospital will not require you to discontinue your education. South Shore Hospital values the professional growth that college level courses provide. With approval, classes relating to principal work assignment and contributing to effectiveness in a current or future position are reimbursable after one year of employment.
The Hospital recognizes the varied needs of our employees. A 529 College Savings Plan allows employees to have a portion of their paycheck direct-deposited, post-tax, into a variety of investment accounts to cover costs associated with a secondary education. Some plan advantages include tax-deferred earnings and federal tax-free withdrawals for qualified education expense, including tuition, room and board.
South Shore Hospital believes in delivering innovative benefits. All non-native English speaking staff members can improve speaking, listening, reading, writing and computer skills through our free English as a Second Language courses. The Hospital partners with JVS to provide onsite education that include lessons on health care vocabulary and hospital terminology.
South Shore Hospital encourages a healthy work life balance. All employees working in a budgeted, authorized position of at least 40 hours per pay period are eligible for PTO with the exception of physician and union colleagues. PTO accrual is based on years of service.
This overview is intended only as a summary and is not a detailed description of the conditions and terms of South Shore Hospital employee benefits program. The availability of these benefits is subject to the terms and conditions of the plans and the legal documents establishing such plans, and is qualified in its entirety by such documents. In the event of any discrepancy between the plan documents and this summary, the plan documents govern.
The information in this summary reflects South Shore employee benefits as of this date. South Shore Hospital reserves the right to amend, alter or terminate any of the benefits described here at any time. This summary of benefits does not constitute an employment contract.
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Politics affect everything we do; the air we breathe, the water we drink, the amount of taxes we pay, the quality of roads upon which we drive, the kind of education your child receives, and more.
Hate waiting in line? I know I do. The new book Why Does the Other Line Always Move Faster? by David Andrews explores the myths and misery, secrets and psychology of waiting in line. Andrews went in search of answers to this age old question and unearthed a world of science, history and cultural norms about the often stressful, sometimes nonexistent and usually time-consuming act of waiting in line.
Supple Marsh and its importance to Lake Winnebago and Fond du Lac will be discussed in two upcoming programs at the Fond du Lac Public Library. Both programs are free; no registration required.
Shopping for readers this holiday season? The BookCellar at the Fond du Lac Public Library – the city's only used book store – sells used books, movies, music and magazines for all ages at deep discounts. Most hardcover books are $1, paperbacks and kids' books are 50 cents.
In December, two special sales offer even-better deals:
To help celebrate National Library Week, the Friends of the Fond du Lac Public Library will be selling I Bark for Books T-shirts sporting the smiling face of Browser, the library's furry mascot. The T-shirts will be sold for $8 in the library's lobby from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. April 9 through April 13.
With temperatures heating up this week, nothing feels quite as good as a swim. As residents of Fond du Lac, we're lucky to have access to beautiful Lake Winnebago. Did you know that Lake Winnebago is the largest inland lake in Wisconsin at 215 square miles? That's pretty huge! According to the National Atlas of the United States of America, it's actually the third largest freshwater lake completely in the confines of one state (within the lower 48). The largest is Lake Okeechobee in Florida at 700 sq. miles and number two is Red Lake in Minnesota at 452 sq. miles.
Happy National Ice Cream Month! In 1984, President Ronald Reagan declared July National Ice Cream Month in recognition of the 90% of Americans who say they love ice cream. In fact, according to the International Dairy Foods Association, 9% of the milk produced in this country goes towards ice cream production. The ice cream industry generates about $21 billion in sales each year!
Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile has long challenged viewers: what is she thinking? What is her secret? But if you're like many people, you might not have noticed the other mystery in the painting--Mona Lisa has no eyebrows.


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Reviewed By Ryan P (Livonia, MI) Reviewed for a 2008 Saturn Aura —5/28/2015 4:41 AM
Keeping the carpet clean with a black interior is easier said than done. I should have bought these just after getting the car. They fit perfectly and don't move around. Would buy again, and will for any future vehicles.


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A Massachusetts state trooper was relieved of duty this weekend after he was charged with operating under the influence in Connecticut early Saturday, a department spokesman said.
Police in Enfield, Conn., found Daniel Sheehan, 46, "passed out or sleeping" in the driver's seat of a Cadillac Escalade that was pulled to the side of the road at 12:51 a.m. Saturday, said the spokesman, David Procopio.
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Lois Lynch Mallison
Lois Lynch Mallison, 73, died peacefully on Jan. 31, 2013 in Los Gatos, Calif., surrounded by her family after a short, brave battle with brain cancer. Lois was born on Oct. 21, 1939 in Butler, one of four children in the family of the late Angela and Joseph Lynch. Lois attended Central Catholic High School, where she graduated with classmate and future husband Robert A. Mallison. They graduated together in 1957, were married in St. Marys in 1965, moved to California, and started their family. They settled in Los Gatos in 1971.In young adulthood, Lois pursued her Bachelor of Science degree at Villa Maria College (now Gannon University) in Erie and her master's degree in Home Economics at Cornell University. Lois was employed as a mechanical draftsman at Keystone Carbon Company, a teaching assistant at Cornell University, and acted as a consultant in extension services at the University of Connecticut. After raising six children, Lois worked at the Los Gatos Library and The Queen's Chest in Los Gatos. Lois enjoyed life and loved to listen to the many stories of her children, grandchildren, and friends. Some of her many interests included traveling, antiquing with friends, researching family ancestry, appreciating the arts and music with her grandchildren, enjoying tea time with her daughters, gardening, being a soccer mom/grandma, and collecting teapots, nutcrackers, and miniatures, as well as spending a relaxing day by the ocean. Lois is survived by her husband of 47 years, Robert A. Mallison, M.D., her six children, who live in California: Christine, Karen, Denise (Eric) Dandurand, Kevin, Brian (Anna), and Stacey (Kimberly) Carvallison; six grandchildren, Michael, Steven, and Allison Dandurand, Andrew and Lauren Mallison, and Sadera Carvallison; and two brothers, Joseph (Alice) Lynch of St. Marys, and Edward Lynch of Lake Havasu City, Ariz. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by a brother, George. Lois will be remembered for her kindness, generosity, loyalty, and her love for family. All who knew her will remember how much she took care of everyone with thoughtfulness and a smile on her face. Funeral services for Lois Lynch Mallison will be held on Feb. 7 at St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in San Jose, Calif. Donations may be made to Hospice of the Valley, 4850 Union Ave., San Jose, Calif. 95124; or Cornell University, College of Human Ecology Scholarship Fund, Ithaca, N.Y. 14850.


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Suncor Energy to release fourth quarter 2012 financial results
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Jan. 29, 2013 05:07 PM
CALGARY, ALBERTA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/29/13 -- Suncor Energy will release its fourth quarter financial results on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 8 p.m. MT (10 p.m. ET).
Following the release, a teleconference to review the fourth quarter will be held at 7:30 a.m. MT (9:30 a.m. ET) on Wednesday, February 6, 2013. Representing management will be Steve Williams, president and chief executive officer and Bart Demosky, chief financial officer. A question and answer period will follow brief remarks from management. Steve Douglas, vice president Investor Relations, will host the call.
To participate in the teleconference:
-- if calling from North America: 1-877-240-9772 -- if calling from outside North America: +1-416-340-8530
To participate in the conference via webcast, go to www.suncor.com/webcasts.
An archive of the conference call will be available until February 13, 2013.
To access the archive:
-- from North America: 1-800-408-3053 (pass code: 4785084) -- from outside North America: +1-905-694-9451 (pass code: 4785084)
Suncor Energy is Canada's premier integrated energy company. Suncor's operations include oil sands development and upgrading, conventional and offshore oil and gas production, petroleum refining, and product marketing under the Petro-Canada brand. While working to responsibly develop petroleum resources, Suncor is also developing a growing renewable energy portfolio. Suncor's common shares (symbol: SU) are listed on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama's emphasis on job creation recycles some old ideas and introduces some new ones, many of which face long odds in a divided Congress where Republicans have little appetite for more spending, raised taxes or new burdens on business.
Using his State of the Union address as a policy springboard, Obama launched or re-launched initiatives that aim to increase manufacturing, help communities hard hit by the recession, lower corporate taxes while eliminating corporate tax subsidies, and raise wages for low-income workers.
The ambitious plans bear a liberal imprint, but the increased spending would not add to the deficit if Congress were to also approve Obama's long-term budget blueprint to stabilize the debt with higher taxes and reductions in some government programs. Obama has proposed $1.5 trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years, with about $600 billion coming from a cap on deductions claimed on individual tax returns and $900 billion from reductions in spending in various government programs including Medicare and Social Security.
Republicans have been steadfast in their opposition to higher taxes.
White House aides say Obama will detail more reductions in his budget next month that will also help pay for his jobs proposals.
A look at the key job and wage proposals in his plan. Most of the dollar figures cover spending over 10 years, but many of the proposals would spend most of the money in the early years:
— $50 billion for infrastructure. Including a new "Fix it First" program that would identify $40 billion in projects needing the most urgent upgrades. The heavy construction industry and the Chamber of commerce support infrastructure spending. Obama has proposed this in past budget deals but has not won Republican support. Several economists praised this proposal, while also pointing out that the nation needs more than $50 billion in repairs. Obama has called for this in previous budgets.
—$15 billion to put people to work repairing or tearing down homes in neighborhoods suffering from neglect. Obama first made this proposal in 2011.
—A $6 billion tax credit to help communities that are losing a major plant. Communities could apply for the tax credit to help attract new investment. In addition, Obama would create a $113 million fund that would be divided competitively among five or six communities to help them assemble a strategy for attracting jobs.
—An Energy Security Trust financed by revenue from oil and gas development on federal lands and offshore. The trust would be used to help wean cars and trucks from gasoline by paying for research into vehicles powered by electricity, biofuels or natural gas. The White House has not put a dollar figure on this, but the main advocacy group behind the plan has proposed a $3 billion annual investment.
—$1 billion for manufacturing innovation institutes. Obama is proposing that communities and academic institutions would compete for one of 15 institutes across the country that would work with the departments of defense and energy and with business interests to develop manufacturing technologies. The administration started one pilot program in Youngstown, Ohio, last year that is focused on three-dimensional printing. The institute has attracted assistance from Honeywell, Boeing and Carnegie Mellon University.
—Corporate taxes: Obama wants to reduce corporate taxes to 28 percent, but make them even lower, 25 percent, for manufacturers. He would achieve that by closing a series of corporate tax breaks and loopholes and by putting in place a minimum tax on offshore earning by American companies. Corporations have been asking for a system that would only tax foreign profits in the countries where the profits were earned. Obama also wants to extend and increase a tax credit for research and experimentation by 20 percent. White House officials say an overhaul of corporate taxes would not be designed to generate tax revenue and would be, in budget language, "revenue neutral." But officials nevertheless say that some corporate tax breaks, such as subsidies for oil and gas companies, could be closed and the resulting revenue used to avoid automatic spending cuts scheduled to kick in March 1.
—Increase the minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 an hour by the end of 2015. Obama also would index future increases to inflation. This is new. The proposal is less than the $9.50 hourly wage he campaigned on in 2008. But White House aides say that refundable tax credits that Obama secured in 2009 are worth 75 cents an hour for a person who works full-time and has two children. They count that benefit in addition to the new proposed wage. Adjusted for inflation, the $9 minimum wage would be at the highest level since 1981, the White House says. As part of a broader plan for deficit reduction, Obama has said he would consider altering an inflation formula used to calculate government benefits, including Social Security cost-of-living increases. The proposed formula, if enacted, would mean smaller annual benefit increases and would apply to the minimum wage, according to officials
—Help more Americans refinance their mortgages at lower interest rates. With mortgage rates at historically low levels of about 3.5 percent, economists have urged the government to help people to take advantage by refinancing or qualifying for a new mortgage. Obama has previously taken steps to help those with mortgage loans insured by government-sponsored mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. His newest proposal would apply to those without Fannie or Freddie-backed mortgages. Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said the additional steps would help, but are "not a game changer for the housing market or economy."
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The Division of Surgical Oncology's Gastrointestinal (GI) Surgery Program comprises faculty surgeons who have dedicated their careers to the treatment of patients with gastrointestinal diseases and cancers.
The goal of the cancer program is to provide comprehensive, state-of-the-art care for patients with cancers of the distal esophagus, stomach, duodenum, and small intestine, as well as the large intestine, colon, and rectum.
Our surgeons work closely with the Pancreatic Cancer Center to coordinate care for patients with complex disease involving the pancreas.
Faculty of the GI Surgery Program at UPMC are devoted to providing personalized, high-quality, and state-of-the-art care, with an emphasis on minimally invasive surgical approaches, such as laparoscopic surgery (also known as key-hole surgery), robotic surgery, and natural orifice surgery.
Our practice includes active research projects that are investigating the impact of minimally invasive procedures on pain and recovery following surgery; testing new therapies for pancreas, colon, and other cancers; and improving the ability to predict a patient's response to these treatments.
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The 120mm fan is PWM controlled and the speed varies between an utterly low 500 and 1600 RPM . Further more the fan is fitted with for blue LED's.
The 5 heat pipes (one of 8mm and four of 6mm diameter) are fitted using the Heat pipe-On-Core technology to guarantee the fasted heat dissipation possible.
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V-Shape fins
The Nexus VCT-9000 has 3 different shape aluminium fins. The bottom section of the fins has a characteristic V-shape. This V-shape allows the air flow generated by the 12cm fan to reach the target area on top of the CPU core for effective cooling. When you compare this solution with side-blowing cpu coolers in the market you notice that this area is not touched by the airflow of most of these models. A clear advantage for the VCT-9000 compared to side-blowers.
Heat pipe technology is the most effective way to quickly transport heat from one side to another. By placing the heat pipes directly on the core of the CPU you make use of this benefit in the most effective way. Heat is absorbed directly from the CPU core.
Five heat pipe design
The Nexus VCT-9000 is equipped with five heat pipes. The centre heat pipe which is directly on the middle of the CPU is 8mm in diameter and provides cooling for the heart of the CPU. On either side of the 8mm heat pipe there are two 6mm heat pipes.
The base element is fitted with an efficient SkiveTek heat sink made from practically pure aluminium. With SkiveTek technology we create a heat sink with a base plate and fins constructed out of a single piece of aluminium. This is done by cutting the material in thin layers and bending the fins in place. No bonding, welding or soldering is involved ; the joint between fin and base is continuous aluminium
Smooth airflow
The 12cm silent PWM fan on the VCT-9000 is positioned on the cooler under a smooth angle. This means the air blows onto the heat sink fins and SkiveTek base at an angle. Nexus claims that this gives great cooling performance, better than vertical positioned fans with horizontal positioned fins. Yet the angle is smooth enough not to cause obstruction.


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Immigrants on the Trail of Dreams
Warning: video contains images some people may find disturbing.
Felipe Matos, Gaby Pacheco, Carlos Roa, and Juan Rodriguez weren't born in the United States. Their parents brought them to this country as children, looking for a land of opportunity. But all four—now in their 20s—found that their undocumented status stood in the way of drivers' licenses, student loans, access to jobs, and security for their families.
To share their stories—and those of millions of undocumented Americans—on January 1 they began a 5-month walk that will take them from their home in Miami to Washington, D.C., where they will advocate for passage of the Dream Act, a bill which would offer undocumented minors a pathway, through education or military service, to permanent residency status. They call their journey the Trail of Dreams.
To publicize their names and immigration status is a risk: all but Juan (whose mother helped him become a permanent resident last year) could face deportation and separation from their families. But they're not the only undocumented immigrants to take that chance. Inspired by the LGBT movement, the United We Dream Network last week hosted "Coming Out of the Shadows Week," encouraging people to let their friends and neighbors know what it's like to live the uncertain life of an undocumented immigrant. Tania Unzueta, one of eight immigrants who "came out" at a press conference in Chicago, told suburban Chicago's Daily Herald that speaking up is "scary on one hand, but it's also liberating. I feel like I've been hiding for so long." Similar events took place in cities around the country.
The walkers on the Trail of Dreams believe spreading the word about their situation is their best chance for changing it. "We are putting our futures in jeopardy because our present is unbearable," they say on their website.
To read the Trail of Dreams blog, click .
Detailed common-sense solutions to immigration issues from Enlaces América, a support center for Latino and Caribbean immigrant organizations based in Chicago, and the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC.
Justin Akers Chacón looks at conditions for those crossing the border, and at what happens to human rights for immigrants caught trying to cross.


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The Zak Zone
Today marks the beginning of a very important season to me: Hockey season.
Although, I will admit that last week's chilly temperatures and rain/snowy mix came a little too early, it's never too early for hockey season to begin.
Hockey is a special sport for me as I grew up playing the indoor version on roller skates.
Yes, I said roller skates, not those silly in-lines that came along much later, but good old-fashioned roller skates.
The majority of my free time, and the majority of my parents' vacation funds, was poured into this hobby.
I didn't play many school sports, but in a good week, I spent four or five nights at the skating rink.
Thursday nights were open rink hockey games; Friday and Saturday nights were recreational skating; and Sunday nights were official Reynoldsville Lazers practice nights.
So, hockey holds a special place in my heart, but I will say the hockey season is a long one.
It begins in October and ends near the beginning of June — one of the hottest months of the year.
It's so hot in some areas that time of year, it's difficult to keep the ice in good enough shape to even make a solid skating surface.
Nevertheless, this is the beginning of the season, and just like every other season's beginning, I have high hopes.
My beloved Pittsburgh Penguins — and yes, I'm a "homer" — made a run that impressed many last year despite a plethora of injuries to their star players.
This year, though, injuries are still on the front of our minds as fans, with news that Sidney Crosby will start the season on the injured reserve list more than 10 months after sustaining a concussion.
The NHL has looked at rule changes that will help to avoid concussions and punish "head-hunters" more sternly in the future, but many of the rule changes they have introduced remain vague.
In international hockey, any shot to the head is penalized — typically with a game misconduct — and players are often suspended for future games, as well.
Some argue that advancements in modern equipment have brought on this problem, as players are so certain that their equipment will protect them, they will attack more violently and hit even harder.
While this may be part of the problem, I hope that the NHL, and the NFL, too, are aware that the kids who idolize these superstars are watching and mimicking every move their favorite players make.
Making rule changes like the automatic icing — which eliminates the possibility of two attackers rushing towards a puck, setting up an unnecessary collision — would make the game safer all around.
Don't get me wrong, though. I'm not one of those extremists who hopes they take every hit out of hockey. I just think safety should come first, and the players who are just out there to hurt the other team's players should be punished.
I have no problem with a good, old-fashioned hockey fight, but I can't stand it when people try to compare fighting in hockey to illegal hits that leave players injured.
When two players engage in a fight, they willingly drop the gloves and go fist-to-fist with each other, but every time Matt Cooke — a player for my beloved Penguins — delivered a cheap shot last year, I was the first to call for a suspension.
There's no room in this sport for deliberately injuring others who are unsuspecting and defenseless.
Cooke — often considered a monster on the ice, but a teddy bear off — has been labeled a changed man heading into this season, and I hope these reports are true.
I love a player that plays with the intensity that Cooke possesses, but I love this game too much to see players like Crosby and Boston Bruin Marc Savard sit on the sidelines.
And it would be even worse if the cheap shots extended into youth hockey, and we start hearing stories about young kids with concussions missing time.
The higher-ups of the NHL need to step up, take responsibility for the rule changes and stop worrying so much about ratings. Good hockey will breed ratings, and good hockey will come if you eliminate the cheap shots that eliminate the league's best players from contention.


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Demolition work makes way for construction progress at ASC
Beginning Tuesday, June 1, parking on Stadium Dr. will be unavailable, due to demolition and construction work at Adams State College.
Erik van de Boogaard, associate vice president for Facilities Planning, Design & Construction, said site work is beginning on Stadium to create a new North Campus Green and pedestrian walkway. On June 1, crews will begin demolition of all street surfaces and sidewalks between First St. and Girault Hall.
Curb, gutter, sidewalk, and asphalt demolition has already begun north of Girault Hall between Stadium and Monterey to realign Monterey. Crews have also begun remodeling the Student Union Building's loading dock on First and Monterey.
While this work is underway, streets will be closed as follows, with access permitted for local traffic only:
- Stadium Dr. southbound from Plachy Hall, detours west along Sunset to Murphy Dr.
- Stadium Dr. northbound from First St.
- Monterey at the junction of El Rio, detours east on El Sol
- Monterey northbound from First St., detours north on Sierra
- El Rio west of Sierra
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Whirlpool is Christina Harris' first contribution to Twist Collective. We are pretty happy with it, and we hope you are too! In this post, she shares how this gorgeous garment came to be, from the first idea to the finished product. You can also find this post (and more about Christina!) on her blog.
The idea for my Whirlpool vest started almost a year ago as a collection of vaguely related sketches in my notebook.
Then I charted and knit this swatch with a certain idea:
I decided I wanted something that was less linear, more interlocking, but still vaguely circular. Which led to this:
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I thought, at first, I would make a dk-weight stranded cardigan:
and got this far. It has quite a thick fabric and might work well as an outdoor (or hockey-watching in cold arenas) jacket, but I began to think a smaller, lighter-weight sweater would be something I would wear most often, so it morphed into a vest.
When Twist released their gorgeous mood board for the Winter issue it included several images of naturally-occurring repetitive elements that reminded me of this project so I decided to try my luck and submit it. I'm so happy they liked it, too


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There are some words in the English language that have huge fluctuations in positive and negative connotations depending on the context in which they're given. For instance, calling someone 'mental' can have a huge number of meanings and implications.
'Cult' is another of those paradoxical terms. To some it sparks visions of watching DVDs of Monk or Twin Peaks, to others it suggests communes, chanting and tall stories of aliens and an afterlife paradise.
But ultimately, building a cult following for your online content is something the majority of businesses are after, whether they explicitly state it in their mission statement or not. "Creating a pattern of ritual behaviour in connection with specific objects", that's what we're all really doing isn't it?
Boil any social, content, marketing, CRM or PR programme down to its bare bones and it has all the hallmarks of cultism, as all efforts point towards a desire to convince others that the message is one worth following.
Human beings are naturally inquisitive and mentally programmed to want to join groups due to the companionship and affiliation needs they fulfil.
With this in mind, getting an individual to join you should be a relatively simple thing to do. They want to be a part of what you're putting together, they just need a little coaxing.
Danny Wallace encapsulated this brilliantly in the book Join Me, the true story of a man who started a cult by accident.
Before you set out on your quest to grow your fanbase, there are four stages of cultism that you should factor into your plans:
1. Proclaim your vision
Nobody's going to follow you unless they know what you're all about. Being personal and enigmatic is essential here. Jim Jones, Jesus and José Mourinho (is there something about the letter 'J'?) are individuals who gained an utter devotion in their audience.
They spoke from the heart, promised a utopia, and people resonated with what was being communicated. Ask yourself, exactly why would someone want to become an active advocate of your company?
2. Define behaviour rules
So you want to be part of that vision? Here's what we're going to do.
You'll join our Facebook group, you'll want to contribute to discussions on the topics we put out there, and you'll enter our competitions and spread our message to all your friends and family. That's generally what brand social channels are asking people to do, but they often skirt around the subject.
Be honest with your followers, but also respect and react to their input, and they'll be far more receptive to your demands - those who don't want to join in can pop off elsewhere...you don't need them anyway.
3. Ensure your followers want to stay around
It's obviously not just a one-way deal. The act of your followers' meeting these demands is worthy of some kind of reward.
Let your group know that you value them, you love them, and that their continued attention is going to bring them recognition. The occasional voucher or discount code is a nice virtual hug; a way of saying "thanks for being there".
This in turn will give your greater sway and influence over their actions. Many cults are built on fear and intimidation, but that's unlikely to transfer to the digital realm where anyone can unlike or unsubscribe at the click of a button.
4. Make the group rely on you
This is where your power as a content producer gives you an unrivalled advantage - bring people in by offering them an exclusive view on the thing they've shown interest in, then fuel that desire with an ever-evolving narrative that brings them in deeper to your brand bosom.
If you get the balance and the approach right, you'll get people beating down your virtual door, clamouring for their next content fix.
Where anyone outside the company would need to jump through hoops to get hold of the people and places associated with your business, you can instantly call people for comment, arrange behind the scenes access and dip into your archives, all with the intent of offering a view that only your followers will get to see.
Turning the camera around the other way is a sure-fire way of attracting eyeballs. This Is It was probably more interesting than the reality of a Michael Jackson tour ever would have been.
One of the things that marks out a cult, and often one of the things that makes followers want to be a part, is its detachment from the mainstream.
Undoubtedly the quickest way for a parent to steer their child away from a band or artist is to start bopping along with them when they come onto the stereo.
Some businesses tip over into full-blown religion. Customers of One Direction, Grand Theft Auto and Manchester United show avidity and devotion (not to mention a willingness to spend) that many companies, and probably many churches, are envious of.
But they could be classed as victims of their own success. Don't forget those who have been there with you from the beginning. Those who helped you when social follower numbers were in the double digits.
Your core cult following needs to be understood and nurtured, so involve them and respect them, and they will start to hold you in high esteem as their unrivalled patriarch…then you can make them drink the Kool-Aid.
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You forgot the importance of the banjo.
Danny Wallace's song had a banjo in it or he wouldn't be the household name and almighty ruler he is now.
Great post. Need that T-shirt (and the smug expression that goes with it).
Enjoyed the post. Most crap content comes from cults where the members all work for the company


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Even with Class 5A No. 1 Coconut Creek blowing a nine-point halftime lead and losing 54-49 to South Broward (16-5) on Tuesday night, don't count out the Cougars (19-2) crashing the Dillard-Nova BCAA Big 8 championship party at South Plantation on Saturday.
While the consensus is Dillard and Nova will meet in the Big 8 championship game for the seventh time in the past eight seasons, Creek has the talent and mental toughness to upset the status quo.
"I think this team, as opposed to years past, has talent top to bottom,'' Coconut Creek seventh-year coach Max Ruback said. "Plus, they have really bought into a defensive mind-set. When you have a team buying into playing defense, hard core, good things are only going to come your way."
Creek faces a tough quarterfinal matchup against Fort Lauderdale (16-4) and 5-10 freshman standout Keyanna Warthen (16.1 points per game, 5.6 rebounds, 5.2 steals) at 5 p.m. Thursday.
Four-time defending Class 5A state champion Dillard and star forward Briana Green plays Flanagan at 3:30.
A match-up of top guards unfolds when Class 8A No. 4 Cypress Bay and Scarlett Rocha faces Northeast (12-6) and Shuantavia Dobson. Class 7A No. 2 Nova, led by its one-two punch of Bernadette Devaney and Kiani Lurry, plays resurgent Deerfield Beach (16-6) in the last quarterfinal.
Creek has vaulted to the top of the 5A poll behind a swarming defense and incredible depth, led by leading scorer Destiny Frazier and Delise Williams, a lockdown defender.
Any of seven players, including Jacaira Allen, a fierce offensive rebounder and Tanease Richardson, can lead the Cougars in scoring on any given night, making Creek difficult to game plan for.
The biggest difference in the other talent-laden teams Ruback has brought to the Big 8, however, is the warrior-type mentality this season's squad has shown.
If road victories over Cypress Bay, Class 5A No. 3 American Heritage and Class 2A No. 6 Zion Lutheran wasn't enough proof this Creek team is mentally equipped to win it all, then rallying from a 29-18 halftime deficit and defeating Dillard 58-51 at arguably the toughest venue for a visiting team should have won over all skeptics.
Anticipation is already building for a possible Nova-Creek match-up in the semifinals on Friday.
"Nova is historically a great program,'' Ruback said. "Coach [Jason] Hively does a tremendous job there. I think our girls are going to have a tremendous practice and get ready for Fort Lauderdale. We have a very hungry group of young ladies. I think we have a great opportunity to play Saturday night for the championship, and I will leave it at that."


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See how to create this chic look. Using the Desira bodice and Jennifer sleeve as our blocks, we made this classic knit wrap dress. Easy and comfortable on almost every body type, the knit dress works for many occasions!
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Dec 29, 2011, 04.43 PMby rocketshipromance
Hey, can anyone tell me how much fabric is needed to construct the final pattern? That would be wonderful! Sorry if it's posted somewhere and I missed it, but I can't find it anywhere!
Mar 25, 2011, 02.24 PMby anajan
YAY for the lovely dress, just in time for spring!
Mar 25, 2011, 02.14 PMby FabricUiPhoneApp
I love a good, wrap dress and I might need to drag out some of the ones I've made over the years. Or buy some of the gorgeous remnants at Vogue Fabrics now.
Aug 18, 2010, 02.36 AMby becia
Very sweet dress and a beautiful fabric as well.
May 25, 2010, 09.30 PMby simpleadditions
What tattoo? I don't see any tattoos.
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May 26, 2010, 12.56 PMby ladybaltimore
I missed the tat also.
May 27, 2010, 09.21 AMby annetn
Look at the instructions…
Jul 16, 2009, 07.20 AMby pie-83
I was just thinking the Desira pattern would look great as a dress! Beautiful – I think I will try it myself with the fabric I was thinking of now…
Jun 6, 2009, 07.08 AMby sewverytall
I really like this dress. It's a great idea to show beginners how to change a pattern in this simple way. This is also a perfect example of why tatoos are a very bad idea. Yikes, that looks awful.
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Dec 24, 2009, 04.21 AMby toldotha
Not everyone is anti-tattoo. I think it looks great. She has beautiful artwork on her arm.
Jun 5, 2009, 02.03 PMby heathermac
that's a very nice dress, and seems simple enough too!
Jun 4, 2009, 09.37 PMby yeroc
very nice, clean and fun…..Great….
Jun 3, 2009, 07.49 AMby cam557
Great project Burdastyle! It's interesting to see how to alter patterns into new ones.
Jun 3, 2009, 01.40 AMby notenoughtimetosew
This looks great. And good for us nursing ladies who want to wear a dress occasionally. Why didn't I think of it before!
Jun 2, 2009, 01.23 PMby suewanda
Help me sewing girls… can I do this in a non-stretch with this pattern? Or is that crazy? I am thinking of a very thin, lightweight cotton. Would that work?
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Mar 25, 2011, 11.45 AMby janul
It´s possible to make a wrap dress out of non-stretch fabric, but I´m not sure if you can make it with this pattern….
Mar 26, 2011, 11.26 PMby tmariew
You can use a non-stretch fabric with the Desira and the Jennifer, so I think you should be able to with this, as long as you measure carefully.
Jun 2, 2009, 12.25 PMby calatrava92
LOOOVE IT!!! I especialy like that it has some sleeves for those of us a little older, it can be hard to find cute dresses w/sleeves. I'm downloading it right now!!! I'd love a version with butterfly sleeves, I don't know how to do that, anybody?
Jun 2, 2009, 08.32 AMby safemme
So pretty! What a great dress!
Jun 2, 2009, 08.29 AMby christy1
Do I have to own the Desira and Jennifer patterns already? Or are they included in this download?
Jun 2, 2009, 07.50 AMby hajnika
I looooove this dress!It's beautiful!
Jun 1, 2009, 10.53 PMby harmke
Very nice! Cool. I like it.
Jun 1, 2009, 07.37 PMby camilaustral
i really like variations of previous patterns ;)
good job!
i love this dress! i was thinking about altering the anda dress pattern, but i think this one is very nice too
Jun 1, 2009, 05.01 PMby thecuriouskiwi
Ohh I'm really liking the variations you are offering on existing patterns at the moment, keep up the good work team. It's nice to see how to draft a pattern into a new one, great photos and it's a good experience and great learning for us all!
Jun 1, 2009, 01.16 PMby mmicare
SO cute! Now… can we have a How To on how to petite-ify Desira for shorter torsos? My Desira wraps a whole inch and a half below my natural waist!
Jun 1, 2009, 01.06 PMby ghainskom
oh yeah, me likey! thank you BS!
Jun 1, 2009, 01.01 PMby bola
Cool! I just made one of those, but I used another pattern, I was gonna say burdastyle should have a basic wrap pattern!bx
Jun 1, 2009, 12.35 PMby kokktu
what a cool dress! perfect for the summer. i love the large floral print too. very yummy!
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Surfers Paradise has made a name for itself as one of Queensland's tourist hubs – but what exactly does it have to offer investors?
Whether you want an apartment with breath-taking views or a family home, Surfers Paradise has an array of property to suit your every need. New developments are arising all the time, expanding the number of opportunities for any would be buyer or renter.
What's more, because Surfers Paradise is such a popular destination for visitors, you will find there is a fun-packed schedule of events all-year round.
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The Surfers Paradise beachfront markets are held on evenings throughout the year, bringing more than 120 market stalls as well as a host of live entertainment.
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Finding your place in the Surfers Paradise community is never difficult. The area spans approximately six square kilometres, making it ideal for anyone who likes everything on their doorstep.
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The Gold Coast Airport is just a 30-minute drive away, which provides access to domestic and international destinations. Meanwhile, travelling to many other parts of the country can be easily achieved by road.
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Minimalist is a collection of miscellaneous UI tweaks and automations for building a minimal UI with minimal addons or using as the core of a compilation. Since I am using a very barebone laptop from time to time, I am planning to release an even more minimalistic version of Minimalist called Micromalist, stay tuned.
small update for WoW 6 (not all features work 100%). Playing on starter edition only and not much time at the moment
Tweaks included:
- Auto-Ignore Duels - As it says, auto ignores duel requests.
- Auto-Repair - Automatically repair all items when visiting an NPC that is able to repair.
- Auto-Resurrect - Automatically accepts Resurrections.
- Auto-Sell Grey Items - Automatically sell all grey (junk) items when visiting any merchant.
- Skip useless Gossips - Skips 'extra' vendor chatter and comes right to the point.
- Fix Arrow Keys - Lets your use [Left] and [Right] to move through the text you are typing needing to hold down the [Alt] key.
- Hide Buttons - Hides the buttons on the chat windows.
- Use [SHIFT] + [SCROLLWHEEL] to scroll the chat to top/bottom.
- Move Input Box - Moves the chat input box to the top of the chat frame.
- Reduce Chat Clutter - Tries to shorten chat channel names.
- Disable Chat Fading after inactivity.
- Handle various settings for hostile NamePlates (i.e. automatically show them during combat, resize based on threat...).
- Improved AutoLoot - automatically confirm BoP and disenchant notification.
- Better Reputation - Displays reputation numbers and progress in the chat box.
- Disable Gryphons - Removes the Gryphon graphic from default action bars.
- Display Quest Levels - Displays quest levels in Dialogs and Quest Tracker.
- Quest Automation - Automatically accept and turn-in Quests
- Hide Clutter - Turns off the zoom in/out buttons, titles box and the sun dial.
- Location X, Y - Adds your X, Y coordinates to the lower portion of the minimap.
- MouseWheel Zoom - Allows you to use the mouse wheel to zoom the minimap.
- Hide the tracking button.
Configuration is done through the standard Interface -> Addons configuration dialog. The console shortcut is gone and all tweaks that now are included in the standard client (i.e. Chat Time-Stamps) have been removed.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A 28-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday in connection with a dry ice bomb that exploded in an employee restroom at Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday night, police said.
The airport's terminal 2 was temporarily closed when the device went off.
A similar device detonated in another part of the airport on Monday night, causing only minimal disruption to flights, staff at the transport hub said.
No injuries or damage were reported after either event.
Dicarlo Bennett was arrested on a charge of possession of or explosion of a destructive device near an aircraft and his bail was set at $1 million, the Los Angeles force said.
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Brazilian designer, Alexandre Herchcovitch, remiered his Autumn Winter 2013 runway collection at Milk Studios in a gorgeous room complete with a split runway. The Autumn Winter 2013 collection was absolutely stunning and delicate mimicking botanical and floral structure and inspiration. The line looked as if it were inspired by the gardens of Versailleswith the exaggerated volume at the waist and hips, floral patterns, and soft elegant colors transforming the inspiration of a garden into wardrobe – the modern day Marie Antoinette. The color pallet consisted of soft pastels, plumbs, emerald greens and red. I am absolutely fixated on the striped dresses that Herchcovitch created in this line. I think every girl will be vying for Herchcovitch's tops from the AW13 collection for the fall. They are absolutely lovely pieces, an effortless chic to mix and match with prime pieces of existing wardrobe. The tops featured can be worn as staple pieces throughout seasons mixing the look up with either pants or high waisted skirts to bring the runway to real-way for a complete in the office, out on the street look.
'The prints consist of exotic flowers in romantic colors with a slightly abstract, eerie twist. The beaded pieces bring to mind the morning dew dripping from fresh petals. The Autumn Winter 2013 Collection brings shapes and structures of flowers, transforming women in the blooms of an exotic, delicate garden.' –Alexandre Herchcovitch explains of the newest collection.
The line is soft and chic and moves and conforms beautifully to the body. 'The garments are to be worn as they are deconstructed – similar to the petals of flowers.' The line is elegant, chic and soft – so feminine and yet all of the pieces can be worn with edge. Styled as an effortless ultra femme on the runway this line is très chic.
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